Peake - Stiles - Person Sheet
Peake - Stiles - Person Sheet
Misc. Notes
Shirley gave Lucille’s diamond watch and white gold earrings to Jacki Peake.
Living in Newark, Essex Co., NJ in 1920 Census. Says she and Eileen were born in Massechusetts.
Living in Newark, Essex Co., NJ in 1920 Census. Says she and Eileen were born in Massechusetts.
Spouses
DeathApr 1964, Queens, NY
BurialApr 17, 1964, Mt. Carmel Cemetery, Brooklyn, NY
OccupationMerchant, Importer of Fine Infants Wear From Phillipines 1930
EducationBoy’s High School; Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute, NY 1907, Civil Engineer Degree 1920
ReligionJewish
FatherAbraham Kereske (Adolf) STARK (1851-1921)
MotherSaly W. (Salie) FRIED (1858-1911)
Misc. Notes
Immigrated to the US with most of family Feb 24-Mar 31, 1901, aboard the Graf Waldersee.
Family lived at 1802 Fulton Street
Sept. 11, 1907 - Entered Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn; 1911 - Graduated w/ Civil Engineer Degree
Naturalized by the Supreme Court of Kings County at Brooklyn, NY on May 8, 1911
Lived with brother David in 1915 NY Census. Listed as Civil Engineer.
Kismet Temple, AAONMS of Brooklyn, N.Y. Alex Stark #3731 January 1, 1918. At some time he became a 32 Degree Mason, Shriner
June 19th, 1946:
Certificate of Naturalization # 195140 --- Application #: 2300-4735 / 0300-5980
Male, White, Fair complexion, Blue eyes, 5’ 7”, 150 lbs. Hungarian
7/1/1915 - Lived with his brother David and wife Helen, 3407 Fulton St., NY, age 28, listed as Civil Engineer in 1915 NY Census
4/18/1940 - Lived at 8331 Penelope Ave. West Forest Hills, Queens, NY
8/21/1961 - Lived at 8707 35th Avenue, Jackson Heights 72, NY
SSN 084-01-7071 (bef. 1951 NY)
Munkacs, Austria-Hungary has had many names. Munkacs in Hungarian, Muntatsch in German, Mukacevo in Slovakian and Mykachevo in Ukranian. It was part of Hungary from 895 to 1920; part of Czechoslovakia from 1920 to 1938; part of Hungary again from 1938 to 1945; part of Soviet Union 1945-1992; and now part of the Ukraine.
WWII draft card lists his employer as E. Awad & Sons, 1333 Broadway, NYC.
Wife Lucille, son Bobbie, and mother in law Lucy Coburn lived with him in 1940 Census.
Divorced Vera between 1925 and 1930.
Family lived at 1802 Fulton Street
Sept. 11, 1907 - Entered Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn; 1911 - Graduated w/ Civil Engineer Degree
Naturalized by the Supreme Court of Kings County at Brooklyn, NY on May 8, 1911
Lived with brother David in 1915 NY Census. Listed as Civil Engineer.
Kismet Temple, AAONMS of Brooklyn, N.Y. Alex Stark #3731 January 1, 1918. At some time he became a 32 Degree Mason, Shriner
June 19th, 1946:
Certificate of Naturalization # 195140 --- Application #: 2300-4735 / 0300-5980
Male, White, Fair complexion, Blue eyes, 5’ 7”, 150 lbs. Hungarian
7/1/1915 - Lived with his brother David and wife Helen, 3407 Fulton St., NY, age 28, listed as Civil Engineer in 1915 NY Census
4/18/1940 - Lived at 8331 Penelope Ave. West Forest Hills, Queens, NY
8/21/1961 - Lived at 8707 35th Avenue, Jackson Heights 72, NY
SSN 084-01-7071 (bef. 1951 NY)
Munkacs, Austria-Hungary has had many names. Munkacs in Hungarian, Muntatsch in German, Mukacevo in Slovakian and Mykachevo in Ukranian. It was part of Hungary from 895 to 1920; part of Czechoslovakia from 1920 to 1938; part of Hungary again from 1938 to 1945; part of Soviet Union 1945-1992; and now part of the Ukraine.
WWII draft card lists his employer as E. Awad & Sons, 1333 Broadway, NYC.
Wife Lucille, son Bobbie, and mother in law Lucy Coburn lived with him in 1940 Census.
Divorced Vera between 1925 and 1930.
MarriageSep 2, 1933, Kings Co., NY
ChildrenEileen (1908-)